Both reproduction and reuse add an important requirement to the technical criterion of replicability: the original computational protocol must be understandable by the scientist who sets out to explore the failure of a reproduction attempt, or to apply the protocol to a different problem.
The risk then is that by doing so, one would add extraneous content to the theological doctrine: a future model might fail the technical criterion while still being consistent with the theological doctrine.
Regardless of the initial behavior, a steady state is reached which qualifies a technical yield criterion at the micron scale.
Historical conversion rates from www.xe.com/currencytables/ were applied to report on cost estimates in both INR and USD throughout the article.> In the second spreadsheet we listed a number of technical criteria for a sound cost of illness study (COI).
The technical criterion outlines the limits of what current or likely future technology could achieve given no other constraints (e.g. ignoring the cost of the technology).
The novel technical criterion of relative heating demand (RHD) which makes the economic index of relative NPV (RNPV) equal to zero determined the eligible PPGESs for being equipped with a CHP unit.
The background and scope of basic PSR guidelines are described, and a summary of technical criteria for aging management, which shows a regulatory direction for PSR, is also presented.
A recession occurs when -- according to a set of highly technical criteria -- an economic expansion stops, and begins to contract".
The judges, Keith Young, a 12-year veteran firefighter and author of a cookbook called "Cooking With the Firehouse Chef"; Jacques Torres, the master chocolatier; and Ted Allen, the host of the Food Network's cooking competition, "Chopped," took their task seriously, ranking the food on a host of technical criteria including presentation and taste.
